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September 17# 19M> Dr, R, I*. Qorrell Editor, CLINICAL MEDICINE Profess!onal Building Waukegan, Illinois Dear Dr, Gorrellx I have looked in vain for a letter addressed to you on the subject of lead poisoning in children, I presume that our system of filing may have sprung a weakness, although it La more likely that I sun responsible for short-circuiting the filing system by having put this letter in some illogical place. In any case x cannot check up on shat I said to you, and although I have no objection to being quoted in print, I like to be very sure that what I have said in a letter or a conversation la so said that it cannot be misunderstood, and also that it represents my latest Judgment on the matter at issue. Accordingly^ if ^rou will be good enough to send me a copy of my letter, I shall be glad to edit it, and I may find it possible to improve upon shat has been said. I take this precaution because this problem has been surrounded by a great deal of dis cussion and no little controversy. There is already quite enough misunderstanding about it, and anyone who takes it upon himself to speak publicly shouldsee to It that what he saye is blear and to the point, i Very truly yours. RAKskk Robert A'l Kehoe, M.' b.